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Ania Dabrowska and Diab Alkarssifi

 

Ania Dabrowska (born 1973, Poland, living and working in London since 1992) is an award-winning artist working in the mediums of photography, video, sound and installation. She is also a facilitator and a lecturer. Her work has been exhibited internationally since 2001. Much of her work is socially engaged, with interest in participatory, collaborative, and cross-disciplinary practices. View her work on her website.

Diab Alkarssifi was born in 1951 in Baalbek, Lebanon. In 1975 he moved to Moscow, to study philosophy and media. The outbreak of war in 1976 forced him to interrupt his study and return to Lebanon. For 16 years he worked as a photojournalist and writer for Al Nida and Al Akhbar newspapers, New TV, and Sowt Al Shaab radio station, as well as various magazines. He has been living in London since he moved to the UK in 1993. He has been taking and collecting photographs all his life.

ARTICLES BY Ania Dabrowska and Diab Alkarssifi